How to get the signal from the sensor MT9P031?

[jcjiafeiwu]

I want to get the signal from the sensor  MT9P031,which supply a 12 bits bayer pattern signal.Then, we want to use the FPGA to change them to RGB signal.After that, we will do a backgroud modeling.Lastly, the RGB signal and backgroud modeling result should transmit to a DSP by the HDMI interface.

Here,my board has a HDMI daughter board and a TB-FMCL_PH board.

[eteam00]

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